The Wild Nuts & Berries iNet needs your participation to achieve its objectives, as you may have interesting information, experiences and opinions that may benefit the NWFPs sector.
The Wild Nuts & Berries iNet needs your participation to achieve its objectives, as you may have interesting information, experiences and opinions that may benefit the NWFPs sector.
This video was shot during the Science to Practice event 'Impact of Phytophtora on chestnut trees: from diagnostic to adaptation', a meeting organised by Haïmad Baudriller-Cacaud ofCNPF PACA, on 16-17 September 2020 in Vals-les-Bains in Ardèche (France).
Interregional Workshop ‘Combining Wild Nuts & Berries economic development and products quality’ (Marseille, 7-8 March, 2019). Session2: New chesnut products
Towards regularization of the primary production of wild nuts, by Álvaro Picardo (Junta de Castilla y León, Spain. Regional Government).
Interregional Workshop ‘Wild harvest in time of new pests, diseases and climate change’ (Palencia, Spain, 12-14 June 2019). Day 2.
Torymus sinensis, an effective parasitoid for fighting the chestnut gall wasp in France, by Nicolas Borowiec (INRA. France)
Interregional Workshop ‘Combining Wild Nuts & Berries economic development and products quality’ (Marseille, 7-8 March, 2019). Session1: Processing quality to ensure good products
The technical points to be addressed for chestnut , by Daniel Mathieu.
Science to Practice event 'Grafting techniques in stone pine for clonal propagation' (Madrid, 25 March 2019). Presentations of the morning session.
Técnicas de injerto en patrón precoz, by Miquel Segarra (Área de Viveros. Public Company of the Generalitat de Catalunya).
Watch here a short video.
Interregional Workshop ‘Wild harvest in time of new pests, diseases and climate change’ (Palencia, Spain, 12-14 June 2019). Day 1.
Research on the western conifer seed bug Leptoglossus occidentalis carried out at the iuFOR Forest Pest Laboratory, by Juan Pajares and Laura Ponce (University Institute of Research in Sustainable Forestry, iuFOR)
The INCREDIBLE project aims to show how Non-Wood Forest Products (NWFP) can play an important role in supporting sustainable forest management and rural development, by creating networks to share and exchange knowledge and expertise. ‘Innovation Networks of Cork, Resins and Edibles in the Mediterranean basin’ (INCREDIBLE) promotes cross-sectoral collaboration and innovation to highlight the value and potential of NWFPs in the region.
‘Innovation Networks of Cork, Resins and Edibles in the Mediterranean basin’ (INCREDIBLE) project receives funding from the European Commission’s Horizon 2020 programme under grant agreement Nº 774632
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